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Seek Righteousness and Be Satisfied

June 4, 2021 by John J. Grosboll

Jesus said that the soul’s hunger for righteousness will be satisfied. A good appetite is a sign of life and health. If you have ever taken care of someone who is dying,…

ISSUES: The Real Issue, Section I

June 2, 2020May 26, 2020 by Jana Wagner

The doctrines of our church are being changed, and this is the real issue. This is the reason for the existence of the “certain private organizations” that are being attacked; and it is the reason that these private organizations are receiving such widespread support from church members…

Seeing in a New Dimension

March 4, 2020 by John J. Grosboll

The Bible talks about seeing in a new dimension. You can read about a man who had an experience where he saw something in a dimension he had never seen before. He had been told that Jesus Christ was an imposter and an enemy.

The Last Invitation – Part I

February 10, 2020 by Craig Meeker

The gospel of Jesus Christ is an invitation from God to all humanity. God is not in the business of coercing us into heaven. He will not twist our arms.

The Last Invitation, Part II

February 7, 2020 by Craig Meeker

He imputes that righteousness on us, when we confess our sins and receive the invitation of the Gospel. We confess our sins; we forsake all that we know is wrong before Him, then He imputes His righteousness upon us.

Bible Study Guides – Righteousness

February 6, 2020 by Unknown

October 6, 2001 – October 12, 2001 – Righteousness is right doing, and it is by their deeds that all will be judged. Our characters are revealed by what we do. The works show whether the faith is genuine.

Gospel of Liberty

December 18, 2019 by Craig Meeker

Obedience to God is liberty from the thralldom of sin, deliverance from human passion and impulse. Man may stand conqueror of himself, conqueror of his own inclinations, conqueror of principalities and powers, and of ‘the rulers of the darkness of this world,’ and of ‘spiritual wickedness in high places.’